Vista Lesson 1: An Overview of Windows Vista

This lesson is part of the following series:

Getting to Know Windows Vista (27 lessons, $19.80)

This clip will take you through logging into Vista for the first time and taking note of some of the newer features like the Windows Sidebar and the Instant Search features that are located off of the new Start orb (which has been called a pearl and a jewel... but we like to call it an orb).

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Quick intro to new navigation

04/29/2009

~ alexjurek

I have not made the migration to Vista, yet, and I am glad that I watched this lesson, first. I would have been very confused looking for "my computer" and other places that have been changed in the navigation. It looks like Microsoft has simplified a few functions, too. Also, the sidebar looks interesting - similar to the dashboard on a Mac - and I'm interested in learning more about that feature.

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